COMSUN 10 Pack Artificial Aquarium Plants, Small Size 4 to 4.5 inch Approximate Height Fish Tank Decorations Home Décor Plastic

These pretty little plants add so much color to our 10 gallon beta tank. Our beta is about 1.5 in long so these are perfect for him hide in. We I’ll add other sizes and we’ll, but great value and awesome price. Cheaper than Walmart it Petco and same great quality. And they anchor to the floor very well with weight, no suction on these.

This was a perfect edition to my fish bowl centerpieces! ❤️ they were nicely made

Used the smaller items in clear glass bottom of indoor fountain. They tend to float up after a few days. Like that they added color, but tired of replacing them. They do help to cover up pump when they stay put.

Items made my fish tank quite rich and apealing.

Great little plants for the price! Will be adding to a brackish Bumblebee goby setup since I can’t get live plants to tolerate the salinity. These plants are nano small to medium sized and great for smaller setups. I like the colors of the plants and it’s a good little variety.

I wanted to get some fake plants for a recently set up 65 gallong tank. I wanted a mix of short and taller plants so I did a search and found these available for a good price. When they arrived I was pleased with them as they don't have an overly fake look like many less expensive aquarium plants have. As they are in the tank and pick up algae etc they should look even better. In the photo I put arrows pointing at a few of the 10 pack (all the short plants in the photo are the ones that came in the package). I will definitely order more in the future when I need them for any more tank setups.

These plants are smaller than they look in the pictures. I've added a picture of my own with one of them. Next to my hand to demonstrate the size. I would have rather have had something a little bigger.

You get plenty in a package. They look nice. Great for scaping the front of a tank. I put a few in. People mention fish in a fish bowl dying after they put the plant in...not sure what’s happening there. A tank with even minimal filtration will support small fish regardless what you put into the tank, unless it’s highly toxic. If the person stirred up the gravel or whatever substrate, small fish still produce ammonia and nitrates, same as big fish. Without adequate filtration, that change in water balance could cause their demise. A picture of my dog sniffing my pants for food....😊